Programme
2nd
Petroleum and Chemical Industry Conference Europe –
Electrical and Instrumentation Applications
October 26 – 28, 2005 Basle, Switzerland
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PCIC Europe 2005
2nd Petroleum and Chemical Industry Conference Europe –
Electrical and Instrumentation Applications
October 26 – 28, 2005 Basle, Switzerland
Conference Site
Ramada Plaza Basel Hotel
Messeplatz 12
CH-4058 Basel
Switzerland
Phone: +41 61 5 60 40 00
Fax: +41 61 5 60 55 55
eMail: basel.plaza@ramada-treff.ch
Welcome to Basel
On behalf of the Local Committee in
Basel, I’m happy to welcome you to the
PCIC Europe 2005 Conference. Please
note: the clocks tick differently in Basel!
Besides being a lively industrial and
corporate services city, it offers visitors great cultural variety that ranges
from theatre to unusual museums and
collections – not to mention the joys
discovered by taking a stroll through our
charming and well-preserved “old town”.
Basel is home to some of the world’s leading manufacturers of
chemicals and pharmaceuticals. Ever larger production plants are
springing up in and around the city, despite the fact that the companies domiciled here are spreading their production to all the
continents as globalization progresses. Which, of course, throws
the spotlight on the crucial importance of questions relating to
production, equipment, installations, and safety aspects here just
as it does elsewhere.
The chemical and pharmaceutical industries in Basel look back
on a long tradition. It all began in the dye-works of old. In the
course of fabricating and experimenting with their own equipment for dyeing decorative silk ribbons, these enterprises accumulated a great deal of experience in the handling of chemical
substances. Not that Basel was predestined to become a major
chemical industry location: the coal-tar dye industry – and therefore the organic chemical industry – really had its beginnings in
England in 1856. Two years after that, development work began
in Basel with the discovery of the red dyestuff fuchsine. Alexander
Clavel was the first to produce fuchsine, followed by the Ciba
company in Basel in 1859. The same year saw the extract factory
of the Geigy trading company, later J.R. Geigy AG, start producing
coal-tar dyes. Another starting point for the development of the
new industry was the Basel Gasworks.
In 1862 it started distilling its coal tar byproduct to obtain crude
aniline. In 1886 the chemical factory Kern & Sandoz, later to
become Sandoz AG, was established for the production of aniline
dyestuffs. The incipient F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG saw the light
of day in 1896. Basel’s museums and art collections also make
the city well worth visiting. The Basel Public Art Collection, one
of the most impressive in Switzerland, embraces the Museum of
Art (works by K. Witz, H. Holbein the Younger, the Upper Rhine
Swiss school, paintings of the Flemish and Dutch school, Swiss
masters of the 18th–20th centuries, 19th century French painters,
important examples of cubism and classic modern such as Picasso),
the Collection of Copper Engravings and the Museum for Contemporary Art. The Historical Museum shows official relics, pieces
from the Münster treasures, parts of the famed Amerbach
Collection, goldsmithery, musical instruments, and archeological
artefacts from the city’s beginnings and examples of its handicrafts. The most important elements of the renowned Ethnological
Museum and the Swiss Folklore Museum comprise collections
of the art of Oceania, the ancient Americas, Africa and Europe,
as well as the history of textiles. Basel has always boasted, and
still boasts, a strong tradition of art patronage that enables the
city to maintain and keep expanding these collections. One of the
newest museums that illustrates this point is the Jean Tinguely
collection. Influenced by constructivism, the artist transformed
his earlier wire-based reliefs into bizarre machines with the aid of
mechanical kinetics.
What’s more, this year’s PCIC Conference also coincides with the
Basel’s traditional Autumn Fair (Herbstmesse). In the year 1471,
German king Friedrich III granted Basel the right to hold two
fairs every year. Only the Autumn Fair has survived – with merrygo-rounds, all sorts of rides, and stalls selling everything under
the sun at five different locations in the city. Our conference hotel
is situated at one of them, Exhibition Square.
I’m looking forward to seeing you at the PCIC Conference. Besides
contributing to our conference, perhaps you’ll find the time to
appreciate some of our city’s many cultural aspects.
Peter Thurnherr
The PCIC-Europe Conference 2005
The Petroleum and Chemical Industry
Committee Europe (PCIC Europe) invites
you to attend the second conference in
Basle (Switzerland), on October 26 – 28,
2005.
The first PCIC Europe Conference took
place in 2004 in Basle, Switzerland.
More than 160 participants visited the
conference and the end of Conference
questionnaire also highlighted the wish
of the participants to continue the PCIC
Conference as an annual event. The path
for the coming years of the PCIC conference has been paved and will lead the Conference to The Netherlands (2006), France (2007), Spain (2008) and Germany (2009).
This roadmap will put a heavy burden on the shoulders of the
members of the PCIC-Europe Executive and Technical Committee,
but we have a vision and a mission to accomplish this.
The mission of PCIC Europe is:
The vision of PCIC Europe is:
The PCIC Europe Conference wants to be the premier European forum for the exchange of experience of practical applications of electrical and instrumentation technology in the
Petroleum, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industry (PCI).
The Call for Paper for 2005 has been extremely successful in
terms of 59 papers, which have been received. The Technical
Committee had the difficult task to select 28 papers for the conference, but succeeded with honours.
Your are kindly invited to register for the Conference and also
to include into your calendar the next PCIC-Europe Conference,
which will take place in The Netherlands, 7 – 9 June, 2006.
– To hold the European Conference on Electrical and Instrumentation Applications in the Petroleum, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industry (PCI)
– To support the exchange of experience and information among
experts from suppliers, application, science and authorities
– To promote technology trends relating to electrical and instrumentation technology in the Petroleum, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industry (PCI)
– To sponsor appropriate European guidelines
– To provide opportunities for professional development
– To stimulate the technological and the economical progress.
René Ouëndag
Introduction to the technical
programme
The success of a technical conference
depends essentially on the quality of the
papers that are presented. In addition
to a careful selection of the proposed
abstracts, the PCIC Executive & Technical Committee provides peer review
of all papers to be presented at the
conference. This selection & review
process helps ensure that the papers will
be of high quality and of interest to the
participants.
In order to achieve a good balance between end users, engineering companies, regulatory bodies and manufacturers, authors
are invited to propose papers corresponding to the topics listed
below as pertaining to the Petroleum (Oil & Gas Exploration, Production Refining), Petrochemical, Chemical and Pharmaceutical
Industries:
1.
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4.
5.
Safety in the Workplace
Experiences from Users with Regulations and Standards
Electrical and Instrumentation (E&I) Engineering Practices
Equipment, Systems and Components
Operation, Maintenance, Repair, Asset Management and Qualification of Personnel
Our industry is undergoing constant change at an ever accelerating rate. Participation in the PCIC-Europe Conference is one
of the most effective means of getting the information needed
in order to best cope with changing regulations and a modified
business landscape.
Terence Hazel
Executive and Technical
Programme Committee
Organisation Committee
René Ouëndag, Shell Global Solutions (NL), Chair
Terence Hazel, Schneider Electric (F), Secretary
Thorsten Arnhold, R. Stahl (D)
Reinhold H. Bietzker, Endress+Hauser (D)
Hasso Drathen, NAMUR (D)
Jürgen George, Pepperl+Fuchs (D)
Klaus de Haas, dH-Consult (D)
Colin Henderson, Ex-PERTS (UK)
Clife Hermanowski, Cooper Crouse Hinds (D)
Ben Johnson, IEEE-PCIC (USA)
Uwe Klausmeyer, PTB (D)
Patrick Leroux, TOTAL (F)
Heribert Oberhem, Bayer Industry Services (D)
Volker Pandel, Infraserv Höchst Technik (D)
Francois Schlessinger, Clariant Produkte (Schweiz) (CH)
Gerhard Schwarz, Cooper Crouse Hinds (D)
Peter Thurnherr, thuba Ltd (CH)
Dieter Westerkamp, VDI/VDE-GMA (D)
Markus Winzenick, ZVEI (D)
Marcus Conein, VDI Wissensforum IWB (D)
Helga Rosenzweig, VDI Wissensforum IWB (D)
Peter Thurnherr, thuba Ltd (CH)
Supporting Organisations
Contact
EUREL – Electrical Engineers of Europe
IEE – The Institution of Electrical Engineers
IEEE PCIC North America
NAMUR – Interessengemeinschaft Prozessleittechnik der
chemischen und pharmazeutischen Industrie
PTB – Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt
VDI/VDE-Gesellschaft Mess- und Automatisierungstechnik (GMA)
ZVEI – Zentralverband der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik
Industrie (Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers‘ Association)
VDI Wissensforum IWB GmbH
PCIC Europe
P.O. Box 10 11 39
40002 Duesseldorf
Germany
Official conference reception:
Wednesday, October 26, 2005,
18:00 h
Hospitality Suites
All conference participants and their accompanying persons are
invited to join the official Conference Reception at the 1st floor of
the conference site at the Ramada Hotel.
All participants are invited to visit the Hospitality Suites, which
are provided at the Ramada Hotel by sponsoring companies, in
order to come together with a drink and snack and exchange
experiences in an informal atmosphere.
18:45 h Music band
19:00 h Opening: René Ouëndag / Peter Thurnherr
st
19:15 h 1 Welcome Address
Mrs. Rosenzweig / Mr. Conein
Phone: +49 (0) 211 62 14 -2 15 / -5 04
Fax:
+49 (0) 211 62 14 -4 30 /- 4 30
Email: rosenzweig@vdi.de / conein@vdi.de
Homepage: www.pcic-europe.com
More information about where to find the hospitality suite of
which each sponsoring company will be given at the hotel on site.
19:30 h 2nd Welcome Address
The hospitality suites will be open on
19:45 h Music band
Wednesday, October 26, at 20:00 h after the Official Reception,
Thursday, October 27, at 18:15 h after the lecture sessions.
Drinks and finger food (free of charge) will be served and music
entertainment is provided.
The Registration Desk will be open during the reception.
During the lecture sessions the suites will be closed.
Schedule at a Glance
Wednesday, October 26, 2005
18:00 – 20:00 h
Official Conference Reception
20:00 h
Hospitality Suites (opened for all participants)
Thursday, October 27, 2005
09:00 – 09:15 h
Welcome and opening
09:15 – 10:45 h
Plenary I
10:45 – 11:15 h
Coffee Break
11:15 – 12:45 h
Plenary II
12:45 – 14:15 h
Lunch
14:15 – 15:45 h
Engineering I
15:45 – 16:15 h
Coffee Break
16:15 – 17:45 h
Safety I
18:00 h
Hospitality Suites (opened for all participants)
Equipment I
Asset Management/ Regulations I
Friday, October 28, 2005
09:00 – 10:30 h
Engineering II
10:30 – 11:00 h
Coffee Break
11:00 – 12:30 h
Equipment II
12:30 – 14:00 h
Lunch
14:00 – 15:30 h
Engineering III
15:30 – 16:00 h
Coffee Break
16:00 – 17:30 h
Equipment III
Safety II
Asset Management/ Regulations II
Asset Management/ Regulations III
Safety III
Technical Programme on Thursday, 27th October 2005
Welcome and opening
09:00 h – 09:15 h, Room 1-4
René Ouëndag, Shell Global Solutions (NL), Chair of the PCIC-Europe technical programme and executive committee
Plenary Session I
09:15 h – 10:45 h, Room 1-4
Session Chair: Klaus de Haas, dH-Consult (D)
Large scale use of active filters associated with VSD technology -Lessons LearnedJames Routledge, TOTAL (UK), Angel Avila, Sincor (VE), Jean-Charles Guilhem, ABB (F)
Asset Management and Cost Saving Maintenance Strategy based on Risk-Informed Decision Making
Robert Kauer, TÜV SÜD (D), Hubert Sacher, TÜV SÜD (D)
10:45 h – 11:15 h
Coffee Break
Plenary Session II
11:00 h – 12:30 h, Room 1-4
Session Chair: Patrick Leroux, TOTAL (F)
Partial stroke testing of control and emergency shutdown valves in respect to safety instrumented function
Thomas Karte, SAMSON (D), Jörg Kiesbauer, SAMSON (D)
Fieldbus systems in process industries for zone 1 and 2 installation
Gunther Kegel, Pepperl + Fuchs (D), Gunther Rogoll, Pepperl + Fuchs (D)
12:45 h – 14:15 h
Lunch
Session Engineering I
Session Equipment I
14:15 h – 15:45 h, Room 1-2
Session Chair: René Ouëndag, Shell Global Solutions (NL)
14:15 h – 15:45 h, Room 3-4
Session Chair: Francois Schlessinger, Clariant Produkte
(Schweiz), (CH)
Modern loading and dispatch systems for tank farms
Horst Friedrich, R. Stahl HMI Systems (D), Fritz G. Micheel,
Cegelec Anlagenbau und Automatisierungstechnik (D)
Use of optical equipment of maintenance in hazardous areas
Heino Bothe, Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB),
Ulrich Johannsmeyer, Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt
(PTB), Peter Thurnherr, thuba AG
Operator experience of power generation management in Oil
and Gas production industries
Franck Rey-Bethbeder, TOTAL (F)
Security considerations for networks in automation systems
Hubertus Böhm, Hirschmann Electronics (D),
Karlheinz Niemann, Fachhochschule Hannover (D)
15:45 h – 16:15
Coffee Break
Session Safety I
Session Asset Management/Regulations I
16:15 h – 17:45 h, Room 1-2
Session Chair: Reinhold Bietzker, Endress+Hauser (D)
16:15 h – 17:45 h, Room 3-4
Session Chair: Terence Hazel, Schneider Electric (F)
Installation technology for safety related fieldbus
Thomas Kasten, Pepperl+Fuchs (D),
Udo Hug, Infraserv Wiesbaden Technik (D)
Further Experience in the Use of Existing RTDs in Windings
of Motors and Generators for the Measurement of Partial
Discharges
Claude Kane, Alexander Golubev, Eaton Electrical Predecative
Diagnostics (USA),
Christian Bouwmeester, Eaton Eletric (NL)
Electrostatic Ignition Hazards in the Process Industry
Martin Glor, Swiss Institute for the Promotion of Safety and
Security (CH)
SIL-Validation of Safety Instrumented Loops in Use by Statistical
Methods
Lothar Litz, University of Kaiserlautern (D),
Daniel Düpont, University of Kaiserlautern (D),
Pirmin Netter, Infraserve Höchst (D)
18:00 h
Hospitality Suites
Technical Programme on Friday, 28th October 2005
Session Engineering II
Session Safety II
09:00 h – 10:30 h, Room 1-2
Session Chair: Jürgen George, Pepperl+Fuchs (D)
09:00 h – 10:30 h, Room 3-4
Session Chair: Colin Henderson, Ex-PERTS (UK)
Better energy management through precise flow calculation
and advanced data acquisition and management
Madhukar Puniani, Stefan Woerhle, Endress+Hauser, Wetzer
(D)
SIL rated protection relays meet IEC 61508 safety requirements
without debasing process availability
Franck Gruffaz, SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC (F), Jean Pierre
Signoret, TOTAL (F), Dominique Charpentier, INERIS (F)
Hart Integration with process automation systems
Ronald Helson, HART Communication Foundation (USA),
Jean-Luc Griessmann, HART Communication Foundation Europe (CH)
Can New Technology Reduce the Cost of Safety and HighAvailability in Programmable Electronic Systems?
John Cusimano, SIEMENS (USA)
10:30 h – 11:00 h
Coffee Break
Session Equipment II
Session Asset Management/Regulations II
11:00 h – 12:30 h, Room 1-2
Session Chair: Ben Johnson, IEEE-PCIC (USA)
11:00 h – 12:30 h, Room 3-4
Session Chair: Markus Winzenick, ZVEI (D)
An Intelligent Load Shedding (ILS) System Technology
Application in a large Industrial facility
Jacques Tastet, Technip (F), Shervin Shokooh, Operation
Technology (USA), Gary Donner (USA)
Automation of Performance Monitoring in an Industrial
Environment
R. Jorewitz, A. Münnemann, U. Epple, RWTH Aachen (D),
R. Böckler, W. Wille, R. Schmitz, Innovene Deutsche BP (D)
Unleashing the power of sensor diagnostics
John Salusbury, Endress+Hauser Consult (CH)
Field Instruments Support Maintenance
Hartmut Flämig, SIEMENS (D)
12:30 h – 14:00 h
Lunch
Session Engineering III
Session Asset Management/Regulations III
14:00 h – 15:30 h, Room 1-2
Session Chair: Gerhard Schwarz, Cooper Crouse Hinds (D)
14:00 h – 15:30 h, Room Osaka-Samarkant
Session Chair: Volker Pandel, Infraserv Hoechst Technik (D)
Assessment method for ignition hazards caused by mechanicalLy generated ignition sources
Michael Beyer, Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt PTB (D)
The Most Ignored Maintenance Electrical Item in the Plant
Electrical Power Distribution System and Practical Solutions
Gabriel Paoletti, Eaton Electrical (USA), Marc Stephens, Eaton
Electrical (USA), George Herman, Eaton Electrical (USA),
Michael Whitehead, Eaton Electrical (USA)
How to safeguard computer systems in process plants
Sven Kempf, SIEMENS (D)
Impact of the quantitative aspects from the IEC/EN 61508 on
safety systems
Patrick Lerévérend, Pepperl+Fuchs (D), Andreas Hildebrandt,
Pepperl+Fuchs (D)
15:30 h – 16:00 h
Coffee Break
Session Equipment III
Session Safety III
16:00 h – 17:30 h, Room 1-2
Session Chair: Hasso Drathen, NAMUR (D)
16:00 h – 17:30 h, Room 2-4
Session Chair: Heribert Oberhem, Bayer Industry Services (D)
Specifications for Integrating Fieldling devices in Engineering
Tools for Field Devices
Manfred Dietz, Sven Seintsch, Infraserv Höchst Technik (D)
Application of EIC 61511
Gerhard Klein, TÜV SÜD (D), H. C. Schröder, TÜV SÜD (D)
W. Voigt, ABB (D)
New Level of Fiscal and Custody Transfer Metering of Crude Oil
with Coriolis Massflow Meters
Ton Leenhoven, Endress+Hauser Flowtec (CH)
ATEX European Mandatory Scheme and IECEx International
Voluntary Scheme. Do these schemes have a future?
Michel Brénon, BV/LCIE (F)
General information
Hotel accomodation
Conference Language
The Ramada hotel is the prefered hotel for accomodation since
the conference and the hospitality suites are also located in the
Ramada hotel. A special room rate until September 14, 2005 of
220 CHF can be obtained with the reservation code “PCIC”.
The conference language is English, no interpretation in any
other language.
Ramada Plaza Basel Hotel
Messeplatz 12
CH-4058 Basel
Switzerland
Phone: +41 61 5 60 40 00
Fax:
+41 61 5 60 55 55
eMail: basel.plaza@ramada-treff.ch
For other hotels please contact the local tourist information at
http://www.baseltourismus.ch.
Arriving in Basle
By train: Leave the train at the station “Basel Badischer Bahnhof”.
The Ramada hotel is about 400m apart from the train station
next to the Fairground “Messe”.
By car: Please follow the signs “Messe” and use the parking
garage “P Messe” which is directly opposite to the Ramada hotel.
By air: The EuroAirport Basle-Mulhouse-Freiburg is 20 minutes
by car from the Ramada Hotel. Different European airlines offer
quick connections to 44 European cities. All intercontinental
direct flights go to Zurich airport, which is a 55-minute train
journey from Basle.
Registration fee
The registration fee per person includes the conference record,
the list of participants, official reception as well as lunch and
coffee breaks.
Registration fee before September 12, 2005
690 EUR (incl 16% VAT)
Registration fee after September 12, 2005
800 EUR (incl 16% VAT)
Accompanying person (incl. reception, lunch 116 EUR
(incl 16% VAT) and coffee breaks only)
Accompanying persons are not permitted to attend technical
sessions nor do they receive a copy of the conference record.
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PCIC Europe 2005
Please complete and send the registration form by mail to
2nd Petroleum and Chemical Industry Conference
Europe - Electrical and Instrumentation
Applications
VDI Wissensforum IWB GmbH
PCIC Europe
Customer Care Center
P.O. Box 10 11 39
40002 Duesseldorf
Germany
(IWB)
338508
October 26 – 28, 2005 Basle, Switzerland
VDI Wissensforum
PCIC Europe
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Postbox 10 11 39
40002 Duesseldorf
Germany
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